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hwo do i write this into a VBA code
where i want variable A to be set to 4 if the variable B is greater or equal to 14 otherwise it is to be set to 16 if the variable C lies between 5 and 10 otherwise it will be set to 9??? |
coding vba
Sub kod()
Dim varA, varB, varC As Integer On Error Resume Next ' varA, varB, varC should be initialized somehow If varB = 14 Then varA = 4 ElseIf varC = 5 And varC <= 10 Then varA = 16 Else varA = 9 End If End Sub |
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The macro works as intended and exactly as Paul requested. Where is your
proof? -- "barnabel" wrote: Jim, you got the homework wrong. That is setting A=9 if C is between 5 and 10 and doesn't set A otherwise. "Jim Jackson" wrote: If B = 14 then A = 4 elseif C = 5 then If C <=10 then A = 9 End If End If -- Best wishes, Jim "paul" wrote: hwo do i write this into a VBA code where i want variable A to be set to 4 if the variable B is greater or equal to 14 otherwise it is to be set to 16 if the variable C lies between 5 and 10 otherwise it will be set to 9??? |
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If B = 14 then
A = 4 elseif C = 5 then If C <=10 then A = 9 End If End If -- Best wishes, Jim "paul" wrote: hwo do i write this into a VBA code where i want variable A to be set to 4 if the variable B is greater or equal to 14 otherwise it is to be set to 16 if the variable C lies between 5 and 10 otherwise it will be set to 9??? |
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What is your purpose in being so snotty while, at the same time, ofering no
useful help for the one asking for assistance? Do you not know how to achieve what he asked for? -- Best wishes, Jim "barnabel" wrote: How did you do on the last homework assignment? "paul" wrote: hwo do i write this into a VBA code where i want variable A to be set to 4 if the variable B is greater or equal to 14 otherwise it is to be set to 16 if the variable C lies between 5 and 10 otherwise it will be set to 9??? |
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How did you do on the last homework assignment?
"paul" wrote: hwo do i write this into a VBA code where i want variable A to be set to 4 if the variable B is greater or equal to 14 otherwise it is to be set to 16 if the variable C lies between 5 and 10 otherwise it will be set to 9??? |
coding vba
Jim, you got the homework wrong.
That is setting A=9 if C is between 5 and 10 and doesn't set A otherwise. "Jim Jackson" wrote: If B = 14 then A = 4 elseif C = 5 then If C <=10 then A = 9 End If End If -- Best wishes, Jim "paul" wrote: hwo do i write this into a VBA code where i want variable A to be set to 4 if the variable B is greater or equal to 14 otherwise it is to be set to 16 if the variable C lies between 5 and 10 otherwise it will be set to 9??? |
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Where is the number 16? "otherwise it is to be set to 16 if the variable C
lies between 5 and 10 otherwise it will be set to 9" "Jim Jackson" wrote: The macro works as intended and exactly as Paul requested. Where is your proof? -- "barnabel" wrote: Jim, you got the homework wrong. That is setting A=9 if C is between 5 and 10 and doesn't set A otherwise. "Jim Jackson" wrote: If B = 14 then A = 4 elseif C = 5 then If C <=10 then A = 9 End If End If -- Best wishes, Jim "paul" wrote: hwo do i write this into a VBA code where i want variable A to be set to 4 if the variable B is greater or equal to 14 otherwise it is to be set to 16 if the variable C lies between 5 and 10 otherwise it will be set to 9??? |
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Sure I do. Snake answered it correctly.
What is the point of having somebody do your homework for you? Why bother taking the class? "Jim Jackson" wrote: What is your purpose in being so snotty while, at the same time, ofering no useful help for the one asking for assistance? Do you not know how to achieve what he asked for? -- Best wishes, Jim "barnabel" wrote: How did you do on the last homework assignment? "paul" wrote: hwo do i write this into a VBA code where i want variable A to be set to 4 if the variable B is greater or equal to 14 otherwise it is to be set to 16 if the variable C lies between 5 and 10 otherwise it will be set to 9??? |
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On Thu, 16 Aug 2007 04:47:34 -0700, paul wrote:
hwo do i write this into a VBA code where i want variable A to be set to 4 if the variable B is greater or equal to 14 otherwise it is to be set to 16 if the variable C lies between 5 and 10 otherwise it will be set to 9??? something like: If B = 14 Then A = 4 ElseIf C 5 And C < 10 Then A = 16 Else A = 9 End If --ron |
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